can i upgrade my mac g4 to 2gb(2*1gb) 184-pin DIMN, DDR PC2700,CL=2.5
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Look here http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=Power%20Mac%20G4%20(Dual%201.42GHz%20DDR)
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I'm considering upgrading the memory- does anyone know where the cheapest and most reliable place is to buy compatible mac memory?
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Yes =) You should also look at 2gb x 2, since that macbook can have up to 4gb. Just make sure the memory is PC2-5300, like this one.
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Yes These are the system requirements Supported Computers: PowerMac G3, G4, early PowerMac G5, iMac, eMac, PowerBook G3 or G4, or iBook computer Amount of RAM Required: 128 megabytes (MB), although 256 MB to 512 MB is highly recommended Processor Type: PowerPC G3, G4 or G5 running at 233 MHz or higher.
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Unfortunately, no. The G5 needs DDR PC3200 memory. Also, you may want to check and see if the existing memory you have is ECC or non-ECC. You can't mix and match them. Here is a link to Crucial to check for the correct memory type http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=Power%20Mac%20G5%20(Dual%202.0GHz%20DDR2)&Cat=RAM Good luck
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No for your Laptop Model this is the one you needKingston Technology 8GB Kit (2x4 GB Modules) 1066MHz DDR3 SODIMM Notebook Memory for Select Apple iMac's and MacBooks KTA-MB1066K2/8G, you computer can only group to 8G of ram.
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No. You cannot use these RAM for your MAC, these are just for PC, you need these others ones: http://www.amazon.com/Crucial-PC3-12800-204-Pin-Notebook-CT102464BF160B/dp/B006YG8X9Y
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I'm not a mac guy, but here's a page you can check to see if you have the right ram... http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/faq/imac-g3-memory-upgrade-replacement-instructions.html
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Regardless of whether it's 2x2GB or 2x4GB it will still work on a Mac.Macs aren't really fussy as long as it meets the requirements of PC3, 1600mhz, non ECC, non parity.They prefer two identical sized sticks, but sticks from different manufacturers nearly always work, they'll just run at the slowest timings of the slowest stick (should they be different).
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Your iMac will tell you the exact memory upgrade you need for your pc. Click on the Apple symbol at the top left corner. From the drop down menu, select the "About This Mac". This will bring up the information about your system memory needs. You must make sure to purchase exactly as described. If you are uncertain, take your iMac to your local Apple or Best Buy store. The representatives will be glad to assist you in determining your exact needs. At Best Buy, they will match the price of Amazon and often install it for free or a small fee. I do not recommend "Genuine Apple" since it is way over priced. I use memory from Komputerbay which works perfectly. It has increased my speed and it makes my pc work like when it was new!
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Hi Cet,There weren't a lot of computers that were built to accept the DDR2 4GB module. Being a rare part, it is quite expensive. ***Please verify that your machine can take a 4GB module before purchasing.*** I have included a link below to the 4GB DDR2 module. 4GB DDR2-667-PC2-5300 240 pin Desktop RAM Memory Upgrade by Arch MemoryThanks,TrishCustomer CareArch Memory
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I have a macbook 4,1 2.4 ghz Intel core 2 duo 800 MHZ bus speed with 2 gb ram. Will this ram work for my computer?
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Can you confirm the following as specs to your MacBook Pro late 2011? "204-pin PC-10600 (1333 MHz) DDR3" If your answer is yes than you can go to 16 by using the 2X8GB. Make sure to verify the RAM compatibility, then order the right RAM, you should be fine.
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check this link: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=mac+mini+ram+upgrade+16gb&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Amac+mini+ram+upgrade+16gbGood luck!
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Thanks for your question! This RAM is fully compatible with that MacBook Pro model, and will upgrade it to 8 GB. Thanks!
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Yes, Ram can be upgraded to 4GB via standard SODIMM modules. 8GB is a possibility but needs to be confirmed but not much point going to 8gb at this stage.
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I am not sure. You can verify your macbook which type of RAM it is using. As long as the new RAM is matching the type, it will work. Here are the steps: 1. Click on the Apple icon on the top left screen, click on about this mac 2. on the about page, you will see the memory information. If your memory information match the spec of the of 1066 Mhz and DDR3, it is likely to work. Good luck.